Noah Floersch launches new era with new single “Growing Everything Out”

Omaha born and Nashville based indie pop lyrical songsmith Noah Floersch releases a brand new single to begin his new era “Growing Everything Out” via Concord Records. 

On the new single Noah said: “‘Growing Everything Out’ is as much about admitting defeat as it is about overcoming the trials and tribulations of life. It was originally written as a way to process my own stagnation and rough appearance, but over time, the song’s vulnerability turned into empowerment. 

He continued saying: “The music in this new chapter is as personally scathing as it is fun to perform. It strikes a funny balance between deeply insecure lyrics and high-energy instrumentals. I wanted to find the most honest way to capture the highs and lows of the past two years of my life—and I think I’ve found it in this era.”

Ones To Watch gave the song a first look and said: “[Noah Floersch is] Brimming with honesty and a melody even when speaking, Noah very much carries himself as a musical being, a curious seeker collaging sounds with experiences in a profoundly relatable way.”

Lyrically “Growing Everything Out” talks about a time when you find yourself slightly partying too hard on tour every night and burning the candle at both ends. The song describes that moment when you look in the mirror and think “wow you look like a hot mess, but that’s okay right now- I’m growing everything out” almost as if giving yourself permission to let go a little bit.

In this new era of music, Noah writes about an almost anti-hero character that he has created as a way to self-reflect through his music. One whose guilt-tripping, projecting, getting too wasted and spewing his insecurities all over the damn place. But while the anti-hero may be a bummer to be around, in real life Noah isn’t. His music is the epitome of indie pop, caught in your head playful jams and lyrically so incredibly smart above all else.

The new track, which was produced by Travis Heidelman (Dasha) and mastered by Nathan Dantzler (Sabrina Carpenter, Teddy Swims, Niall Horan), comes after a string of viral songs Noah previously released including “Ghost of Chicago” (which you may have seen online HERE and boasts over 35 million streams on Spotify, “Loneliest Girl In The World,”and “The Bird Song” with Em Beihold. 

Within the industry Noah has already caused quite a stir after not only collaborating with Em Beihold but being selected by Ricky Montgomery to support him on tour for a full US & Canadian tour last year. This early success launched Noah’s own headline run at the end of 2024 and he performed to fans singing every word across the country.

Recently he caught the attention of the likes of Grazie Abrams and SZA on social media while teasing new music – see HERE. Not to mention he was just named by Taco Bell as one of their Feed the Beat Class of 2025 artists – a designation that further solidifies him as the next gen of all things big in indie pop. See full list HERE. 

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Growing up in Omaha, Nebraska, Noah was one of one of six kids in a Catholic family (super Catholic — his great-aunt was a nun, and his older brother is now a monk). By middle school he was hearing Jon Bellion, Vampire Weekend and Mumford & Sons from his older brothers or in the carpool to soccer practice, and in high school choir he gained a life-changing appreciation of the power of performance. He put out a slate of singles, EPs, and his first full-length, It’s Nice Out, while still in college in Lincoln, Nebraska; right after graduation, he moved to Nashville, and shortly thereafter, the single “Ghost of Chicago” from his second record Noah unexpectedly went viral, racking up millions of streams just about overnight.

 

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